Sentence examples for had originally granted from inspiring English sources

The Conté regime had originally granted the rights to the Anglo-Australian company Rio Tinto in the 90s.

DNO had originally granted Mr. Galbraith and a Norwegian businessman, Endre Rosjo, conditional rights to 10 percent of future oil production for helping to put the contract together, according to Mr. Rosjo and other people familiar with the arrangement.

This program had originally granted free health insurance to the children of "poor working families"–defined as those earning up to 200% of the poverty level.

The club returned to the Court of Session on 9 March to ask for a new order, backdated to 14 February, when Lord Hodge had originally granted administration.

In 2011 the group received the ire of the Australian Taxation Office, who had originally granted IHE charity status, but then came to doubt the benevolence of their lavish experiments.

It was organized in 1749 and renamed for John Alexander, who had originally been granted the land, and in 1779 it was incorporated as a town.

Supporters pointed out that the permissions had originally been granted under President George W Bush, and halting them, for example by a moratorium on the entire coastal shelf, as another Democrat candidate Bernie Sanders demanded, or by buying out the permissions, would require formidable amounts of compensation and would be likely to face a legal challenge.

The charter concerns lands that had originally been granted by Offa to the monastery of Bredon in Worcestershire.

Salman had originally been granted bail by a magistrate judge in California, but prosecutors appealed, asking a federal judge to keep her behind bars.

But the Conservative government has been hostile to Canada's only operating supervised injection site (SIS), InSite, in Vancouver, refusing to renew the centre's exemption in 2008, which had originally been granted by the Liberal government in 2003.

Walter and Robert were nephews of Simon, a chamberlain of Durham who had originally received the grants from his bishop, Hugh de Puiset, sometime before 1183, but who later decided to part with the bequests in order to provide for his two younger relatives.